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When you complete your Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education Administration, you will have the skills to provide direction and day-to-day management of pre-schools, day care centers, or other early childhood organizations. According to bigfuture.collegeboard.org, strong leadership and communication skills are a great help to those seeking careers in this field. A degree in Early Childhood Education Administration could be your key to any of these occupations:
- Preschool Owner
- Head Start Component Coordinator
- Pre-kindergarten Coordinator
- Early Childhood Consultant
- Childcare Facility Director
Discover more information about degree programs in education at Ashford University.
The Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education Administration is not CAEP**, TEAC or NCATE accredited, which is a requirement for certification in some states, and successful completion of the Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education Administration by itself does not lead to certification or licensure in any state. Other factors, such as a student’s criminal history, may prevent an applicant from obtaining licensure or employment in this field of study. All prospective students are advised to visit the Education Resource Organizations Directory (EROD) and to contact the licensing body of the state where they are licensed or intend to obtain licensure to verify that these courses qualify for teacher certification, endorsement, and/or salary benefits in that state prior to enrolling. Prospective students are also advised to regularly review the states’ policies and procedures relating to licensure as those policies are subject to change.
** The Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) is the resulting entity from the merger of the Teacher Education Accreditation Council (TEAC) and National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE).